i just hope we have invited barce over to talk under the impression they can get him cheaply, make them pay for flights etc then when they all sit down in a meeting, the arsenal guys just stand up, walk out and say fuck off
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i just hope we have invited barce over to talk under the impression they can get him cheaply, make them pay for flights etc then when they all sit down in a meeting, the arsenal guys just stand up, walk out and say fuck off
HomegrownQuote:
Originally Posted by Wiltord's Winner
24 years old (not even in his prime)
Highly versitle (Can play CB, CM, CDM)
Strong
Can tackle and generally does the holding midfield role well
Creative, with 11 assists and a high number of key passes per game.
When you'd consider that we'd have to look at a homegrown player to replace Song, this whole thing becomes total nonesense.
All the reports are based on sport.es who says they spotted a barcalona vp in london - 2+2=5 and suddenly, after both the player and the manager both rubbish the story, we're already counting the penies and planning for life without a very important player who would be difficult to replace.Quote:
Originally Posted by I_Killed_Kenny
The other thing to consider is that Coq is a decent player (and I think ready to do a job), and a lad who has signed a new contract with the club.
With him, and perhaps Sahin coming in, I think it's enough to tempt us to flog Song.
This is also as much about getting players of the books as it it about balancing the side. If we are struggling to sell players, and keep having to fin suitors for loan deals for players like Bender and Denlison etc, then it makes sense to make aloan signing (sahin) ourselves, and get a permenant wage earner off the books.
Like I said, Wenger is playing a big game of swapsies, and so far, I think we're getting some stunning deals out of it.
In: Podolski / Cazorla / Giroud / Sahin + =35mil + loan wages
Out: RVP / Song / Vela / Denilson (so far) = 42mil - loan wages
No brainer for me considering RVP's age, Song's drug problem, Vela and Denislon being shit.
:gp: No sense in selling Song. Doesn't mean we won't do it.Quote:
Originally Posted by AKBapologist
homegrown - we have so many youngsters we can use them as the homegrown thingQuote:
Originally Posted by AKBapologist
age thing i cant argue with
jack of all trades master of none, he is very good im not doubting that but htink wenger could see it as time to get specialists in
strong yep
can tackle - the amount of fouls and bookings he gets suggests not
creative yep
however he is also prone to massive brain farts and puts the defence under pressue. good to keep him but also good to sell. really am not fussed if he stays or goes
Roy Keane was a shit tackler too. He gave away a lot of fouls and cards.
He was also a ****.Quote:
Originally Posted by V-Pig
Tru dat. Wouldn't fancy dancing the ball around him though. He'd probably snap my leg and then years later boast about how he intended to do it in a poorly-written autobiography.Quote:
Originally Posted by LDG